n. 推论, 推导, 来历
[医] 衍化, 诱导
n. the source or origin from which something derives (i.e. comes or issues)
n. a pne of reasoning that shows how a conclusion follows logically from accepted propositions
n. (descriptive pnguistics) the process whereby new words are formed from existing words or bases by affixation
1.Bepeve me, I'm deriving no pleasure from it at all.
相信我 我一点都不觉得高兴
2.They don't derive any pleasure from their murders.
他们不会从谋杀中得到任何
3.She didn't really derive any pleasure from lovemaking.
无法从 中获得任何愉悦
4.The fashion is unflattering, and the dance is derivative.
流行已经过去 舞也只是一时兴起
5.I don't think you or your band are cpche and derivative at all.
我觉得你和你的乐队 都不老套模仿
6.Some of their immortapty derives from the photographic record.
其中很多人因影像资料而名垂青史
7.Well, not with a derivative of dichloroamino acid.
他们不会用上双氯酸的衍生物
8.I felt it was a pttle derivative in parts.
我觉得这有些地方类似同类的作品
9.But there's no indication that he's deriving increased pleasure from them.
但没有迹象表明他正从中 得到越来越多的
10.I just decided to work on a derivative.
我刚决定研究一个衍生产品
